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Ariel Geltman Graynor grew up in Boston in Massachusetts. After attending Buckingham Brown and Nichols in Massachusetts, she went on to Trinity College Connecticut. Her television debut in 2001 was in the show The Sopranos. There she was a minor character on the series that aired on repeat. She appeared on the show in 2003. played the role of a manipulative psychopathic on the episode Law & Order: Special Victims unit. That same year saw her first appearance as a film actress for Clint Eastwood's Mystic river, which featured Sean Penn and Laura Linney. In 2004 Graynor created the movies Book of Love with Simon Baker as well as Imaginary Heroes with Sigourney Weaver and Emile Hirsch. The following year she appeared in Game 6 with Michael Keaton as well as The Great New Wonderful with Will Arnett. The year 2006 saw Graynor perform as a producer assistant for Christopher Guest s For Your Consideration. This was followed by 2007 s An American Crime with Catherine Keener and Ellen Page and Turn the River with Famke Janssen. in 2008 Ari was on Nick And Norah's Infinite Playlist with Michael Cera. Ari also starred with Kat Dennings in the comic. In 2009, she was offered an recurring part in Fringe alongside Joshua Jackson. The next film she acted in with Michael Cera is Youth in Revolt, a film that saw her also as Drew Barrymore's Whip It! Ellen Page and Kristen Wiig. The year 2010 for Ari was filled with roles including Holy Rollers starring Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Bartha. Date Night starring Steve Carell & Tina Fey. Conviction with Hilary Swank.

Korie is most well-known for her role as the main character of the A&E reality series Duck Dynasty. She is a mother of six and well-known for her domestic and international charitable work. She is on the Board of Help One Now an organization committed to ending extreme poverty and helping orphans around the world. Korie Robertson and Willie Robertson, CEO of Duck Commander, are both avid supporters of adoption as well as foster care. They both adopted their daughters. They were honored by the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute Angels in Adoption Gala in Washington D.C. and now serve on the CCAI Board. Korie Robertson along with Willie founded in 2016 the Drive Adoption Fund, which is a non-profit organization that promotes awareness in the United States and internationally about adoption and provides education. Korie is in charge of several initiatives, such as their retailer in Louisiana called Duck & Dressing and also is a spokesperson and advocate for the organic skincare range designed for women of all ages. Korie is a New York Times bestselling author whose writing credits are The Women of Duck Commander Faith Commander: Living Five Values from Jesus' Parables as well as The Duck Commander Family: The Story of How Faith Family and Ducks created the foundation of a Dynasty Duck Commander devotional for children and Strong and Kind: Growing Kids with Character.